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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe outlines its founding date February 20 1924 and publishing schedule, stating it is mailed daily and Sundays to Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico readers. It lists office at 116 East Fifth Street and notes subscription rates for various timeframes and delivery methods.
Forecasts of a coal miners strike in the bituminous fields raise the possibility of a national shutdown. John H. Lewis of the United Mine Workers warns conditions may fail to meet a demand, threatening supply and higher prices, while Amarillo would enjoy abundant natural gas at its doorstep. The prospect recalls past hardships and wartime fuel restrictions, though local impact fears remain low.
The piece argues the world is improving with less drunken Fourth of July excesses due to dry laws and better citizenship. It contrasts a bygone habit with current conduct and mentions a Treasury cut possible in income tax amid calls for restraint in Congress. It ends noting humor in newspaper scoops and human nature.
Amarillo has drawn nation wide publicity as the Texas Laundry men convention and Southwest Allied Trades exposition come to town this week. George Lindsay directed publicity with reports in the Laundry Age National Laundry Journal The Starch Room Laundrymen's Guide Pacific Coast Washroom and the Texas Laundry News. Dozens of pictures of
H A Nobles extols Amarillo Masonic Temple as fireproof enduring structure. He compares it to Solomon’s temple in biblical grandeur, noting solid gold adornments and nine foot thick stone walls. He urges civic pride and reverence for the ancient order’s modern edifice.
Citizens in Amarillo and the Panhandle are asked to actively greet visiting laundrymen from across the United States. The plan includes Harding's ranch hosting on Wednesday afternoon and requests for volunteers to provide automobile transportation to show hospitality and boost local pride.
Miscellany of light vignettes and jokes from Amarillo featuring a talking dog, a sly aunt, a speedster named Daring Dave, a frosty businessman, and a knitter wife. Riffs on evolution, man’s vestigial traits, and a stray quip about a unicellular amp hea. Local humor blends with brief anecdotes and a sermon quote.
Miss Ima Rhodes and Herman Harrilson were secretly married Friday evening at the Rhodes home in Santa Fe. The ceremony was by Rev G S Yates with Grace Thompson as brides maid and Wilson Mahan as best man. The couple, after a stay in Wellington with the groom’s mother, will reside at 606 Buchanan street.
Chief of Police Clark Cain warns that parking outside white lines or double parking violates the ordinance. White spacing lines have been placed across the business district to maximize space, and officers are instructed to enforce these rules.
H B Martin of Martin Printing, visiting San Diego, reports no quake shocks beyond impact to his pocketbook. He plans a Santa Barbara stop before returning to Amarillo. Johnston's offers curb soda service.
Paul Ansley traveled to Lamesa for the Fourth of July. Marvin Loveless, once of Plainview, visited Amarillo Saturday with B. T. Ansley and heads to Colorado for his honeymoon. He is now secretary of J. A. at Denton and was married Tuesday in Dallas. Prague’s sample fair plans four new buildings costing nearly 40 million dollars.
Cynthia travels with Noel after a blizzard to a cabin and is rescued by Cecile Malcolm followers. The arrival triggers tension as Louella confronts her, a doctor treats Cynthia, and she faces judgment from Jim and the world.
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